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Double enrolment: A costly conundrum for stakeholders

Tanzania, Sept. 9 -- Dar es Salaam. As the Tanzania Commission for Universities (TCU) wraps up the first round of undergraduate admissions for the 2026/2027 academic year, a massive logistical and fin... Read More


Devina Mehra: Why external analysts can often see something that a company's own managers cannot

New Delhi, Sept. 9 -- Over the years, I have literally trained generations of research analysts as I hired only freshers. When hiring people fresh out of college, there are two mental barriers that ne... Read More


Doctors' union seeks legal, medical support for colleague injured in traffic police fracas

Tanzania, Sept. 9 -- Dar es Salaam. The Medical Association of Tanzania (MAT) has called for legal and medical support for a Muhimbili National Hospital-Mloganzila specialist who was injured during an... Read More


Delhi: A bipartisan record of neglect

India, Sept. 9 -- In Delhi, illegal construction, ignored safety norms and regulatory complicity have become a deadly cycle. From Uphaar and Lalita Park to Mundka, Old Rajinder Nagar, Hauz Rani and no... Read More


God has his door open for all of us

India, Sept. 9 -- Sanjaya of the Mahabharata fame summarised at the end of the Bhagavad-Gita, "Where there is the Yogeshwara Shri Krishna and where there is the archer Arjuna, there will be opulence, ... Read More


When negligence turns into a death trap

India, Sept. 9 -- A five-storey hostel in Delhi collapsed after years of regulatory neglect and dangerous construction. Once again, it took a collapse for authorities to wake up On Sunday afternoon, ... Read More


When parents need a break, society must step in

India, Sept. 9 -- A news story highlighted a recent initiative by New York City offering four hours of free, supervised childcare for children aged six to 13, to enable parents to do whatever they cho... Read More


'False news, no insect bite'

India, Sept. 9 -- Actor Rajesh Sharma clarified that his recent hospitalisation in July was due to a long-standing skin condition and an infection in his right leg, worsened by high diabetes and not d... Read More


'False news, no insect bite'

India, Sept. 9 -- Actor Rajesh Sharma clarified that his recent hospitalisation in July was due to a long-standing skin condition and an infection in his right leg, worsened by high diabetes and not d... Read More


'False news, no insect bite'

India, Sept. 9 -- Actor Rajesh Sharma clarified that his recent hospitalisation in July was due to a long-standing skin condition and an infection in his right leg, worsened by high diabetes and not d... Read More